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Is it possible to run a NQE query similar to aclEntry.lifecycleData?.lastUsed which returns the list of applications that has been identified passing through a security policy?Something similar to Palo Alto’s “apps seen” or Fortinet’s Fortiview Application Usage?

Can we make the api to download nqe reports in csv/ xlsx format a public api? I find this a lot more convenient than using the offset / limit api for fetching query results especially for very large datasets (greater than 500K records). 

Resetting your password for a SAML-enabled Forward Networks account requires using your corporate identity provider (IdP) rather than the Forward Networks platform itself. Because SAML delegates authentication security to your organization's central system (such as Okta, Azure AD, or Ping Identity), local application passwords do not exist for SSO users.How SAML Logins WorkSingle Sign-On (SSO): Your organization uses one master login for all enterprise apps. No Local Password: Forward Networks does not store or manage your password. IdP Control: Your internal identity provider handles all credential verification.Why You Cannot Reset Within Forward NetworksThe Forward Networks login page cannot modify your corporate credentials. Clicking standard "Forgot Password" links will redirect you or show an error. Strict security protocols block external apps from accessing your master password.Steps to Reset Your Access Navigate to your organization's internal identity portal or employee dashbo

On July 28, 2026, CISA, the Australian Signals Directorate's Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC), the FBI, and international partners released "CI Fortify – Advice for Isolating Vital Systems." The guidance gives critical infrastructure (CI) operators a practical framework for disconnecting vital operational technology (OT) from corporate, internet-facing, and other less-trusted networks — and for continuing to deliver essential services while isolated. Nearly every step in that framework comes down to two questions: which devices matter, and what paths connect them to everything else. This post summarizes the guidance and outlines how Forward Enterprise helps answer both. Who should read this postNetwork engineers and architects responsible for segmentation between IT, OT, and vendor/cloud networks   Incident response and business continuity planners building isolation and crisis-response plan   Security teams validating that segmentation and isolation controls actually work as de

A few weeks ago I wrote about what building Skyforge taught me about network emulation and digital twins. If you haven’t read it, you can find it here: The response was much larger than I expected, but one conversation afterwards stuck with me.An colleague mentioned they were starting to hear a different question from customers. It wasn’t really about digital twins anymore. It was about AI.If tools like Claude can generate software this quickly, doesn’t that fundamentally change the build-versus-buy equation?It’s a fair question, and honestly, it’s one I’ve been asking myself as well.After all, I spent the last six months building Skyforge with Claude sitting beside me. I don’t mean that as a marketing statement about AI. I mean it literally. Large parts of the platform, from Go services and Kubernetes manifests to GitOps workflows, deployment automation, documentation, and countless little pieces of glue code started life as conversations instead of blank files.There is absolutely no